so, we've got a ton of passwords that several different administrators need to have access to, each with their unique password/key/user/whatever...
it needs to be either centralized, or the passwords database need be synchronized between all admins.
any simple suggestions for a solution here?
most machines operate on either RH/CentOS or OpenBSD...

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Depending on your threat / work model, LastPass Enterprise might be exactly what you're looking for. It's a web-based password management service, allowing access from pretty much anywhere that has an internet connection. As long as you've got a browser, you should be able to get at the site. It might even work with ncurses-based browsers if you're lucky!

Features:

Shared password management.

Random password generation.

Passwords encrypted on the server, unlocked by user passwords.

Detailed access reports.

Easy revocation of access.

Various export formats, including CSV, in case you ever want to import the passwords into a local repository like KeePass.

At time of writing, prices are 24 USD per year for an enterprise account that gives you up to 100 users, and they offer a free trial.